How to Write 铐
The character 铐 (kào) is written with 11 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 钅 is one of its key components.
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Meaning & Pronunciation
铐 is pronounced kào in Mandarin Chinese. It means Handcuffs / To handcuff.
Common Words with 铐
手铐
shǒu kào
Handcuffs.
铐住
kào zhù
To handcuff / To shackle
脚铐
jiǎo kào
leg irons; shackles
Example Sentences
警察拿出了手铐。
jǐng chá ná chū le shǒu kào
The police took out the handcuffs.
他的手被铐住了。
tā de shǒu bèi kào zhù le
His hands were handcuffed.
他戴着脚铐。
tā dài zhe jiǎo kào
He is wearing leg shackles.
Practice Writing 铐 (kào)
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